Over 90,000 Yeshiva Students Face Funding Freeze After Israeli Supreme Court Ruling
The Israeli Ministry of Education informed the Finance Committee that payments of stipends to more than 90,000 yeshiva students and scholars have been frozen following a Supreme Court ruling related to military conscription. This group represents about half of the eligible yeshiva students. The freeze is expected to impact funding amounting to approximately 600 million shekels in 2026. The decision reflects the legal and financial consequences stemming from the court's judgment on the conscription issue, affecting the allocation of government support to religious students.
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